Topic: Kustom Fun #510 - Brooks & Kipp Stevens' Oldsmobile Street Rod

[Otto Puzzell]

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For one point: What is this, and who designed and built it?

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[Otto Puzzell]

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[Otto Puzzell]

Well-known names behind this one

[pnegyesi]

like Barris?

[Otto Puzzell]

More or less equally famous, but not as a kustomizer

[Tom_I]

I don't know about the car, but are those Grebel headlamps from the 1920s, or at least copies of them?

[Zerk]

This is a street rod built by Brooks Stevens and his son at the original Excalibur factory in Wisconsin.
Frame was a then-new Studebaker frame, with a modified prewar Oldsmobile sedan body. The current engine is a first-series Chevrolet big block LS-6, which must have been installed after the 1965-66 build date.
EDIT:The headlights are listed as being Marchant.

[Otto Puzzell]

That's it!